Volunteer with an organization such as Project Angel Food, which delivers more than 600,000 meals each year in L.A. to the homes of those homebound with life-threatening health issues. The nonprofit, which is celebrating its 30th anniversary, is in need of people to help process and prepare food. “We have no option but to keep working and delivering the meals,” said Richard Ayoub, the nonprofit’s executive director. “We have 1,600 clients, all living with critical illness, who depend on us. They are the people who are most susceptible to get the coronavirus. Most of them are over the age of 60.”
Get involved through volunteers@angelfood.org or call (323) 845-1816. Donations are also critical. “We’ve postponed three fundraisers that were going to bring in $250,000,” Ayoub said, explaining that the organization spent $150,000 in light of the coronavirus to ensure “that all of our clients have three weeks of shelf-stable food in the event that we can’t reach them.” For more information, visit angelfood.org or call (323) 845-1800.